L.A. Times Employees Go on Strike, Get
Whiplash When the Consequences Arrive
Posted By: Dreadnought, 1/20/2024 10:16:42 AM
In a move that is sure to affect no one with the good sense to not read The Los Angeles Times, employees of the nation's fifth-largest newspaper went on strike. The walk-out came amid arguments over layoffs and a lack of pay raises. Get ready for some whiplash as these spoiled, over-credentialed journalists realize there are consequences to their actions. Kiera Feldman, an investigative reporter at the outlet, seems rather gung-ho, doesn't she? "Let's gooooooooo," she proclaims as if she's picking up a rifle and charging into the battle with her bayonet fixed. Clearly, she's ready to endure whatever may come in her righteous fight for whatever
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